3 ms·
You can always say "501c3 (or the equivalent in the country where you are located)." Most jurisdictions have an official tax designation for charitable/non-prof
by giaour 10y ago
You can always say "501c3 (or the equivalent in the country where you are located)." Most jurisdictions have an official tax designation for charitable/non-profit organizations (Salesforce has a list of them at http://www.salesforce.org/nonprofit/power-of-us/eligibility-guidelines/ http://www.salesforce.org/nonprofit/power-of-us/eligibility-...), so you don't have to restrict the program to US-based organizations.
I know what you mean about these programs being good for the SaaS. If it weren't for Salesforce's pro-bono license program, I never would have used it, programmed against it, or advocated adopting it at work.